To me, well I think death is just the beginning of the end. And the end does not have any other phase after it, so I think death is the beginning of eternity. And for those who believe in the afterlife, it is definitely an opener for the timeless essence of humans.
And yeah. I believe there are differences in how people die, particularly in the aspect of the degrees of pain experienced while dying. Even though to many others this is not something very significant. But to some, particularly the religious people, there is the belief that death comes with real agony and it varies depending on how its manifest and to the different people who experience it.
Well, many deaths are usually odd and unbelievable, especially when it comes suddenly upon close relatives and friends who are far away from being old. And my oddest experience with death is the recent one that involved my very good friend just a few weeks ago. It was an accident you know, and he didn't survive any moment away from the accident.
So do you think it is an eternal darkness of which you are not aware or do you think there is consciousness?
Do you mean things like going to hell?
I am sorry you lost your friend, was it a car accident?
I think there is consciousness involved
No. I was referring to death itself. The process of dying.
Yeah. A car accident.
1.) So what do you think is next?
2.) See #1
3.) Yes, sudden deaths are very hard.
Well I believe that there is a life after death itself. And that life will be eternal and the end. But death itself is just an opener or a beginning of the end
Where and what is next?
An immortal life after death itself, starting from the grave